California health experts say cutting nearly half a billion dollars in federal funding for MRNA vaccines could set the state's public health back for years to come.

<p>California health experts say cutting nearly half a billion dollars in federal funding for MRNA vaccines could set the state's public health back for years to come.</p>

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Cutting Federal Funding for MRNA Vaccines Could Set Back Public Health, Experts Say

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